ANGOLA, IN - A new partnership between Fremont Community Schools and Trine University will allow Fremont High School Students to earn an associates degree after as little as one semester at Trine.
Students will be able to select from 18 Fremont High School courses that will also count for college credit at Trine. Students can also enroll in additional courses available on the Trine campus at a reduced tuition rate.
Fremont students who complete the necessary course requirements will be awarded an associate in science or associate of general studies degree, if they attend Trine University directly after high school graduation and successfully complete one semester as a full time degree seeking student.
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